I Went Through Burnout, Body Dysmorphia and Single Parenthood - Then Built My Dream Business
In this episode, I sit down with Karla Osborne, founder of KO Hair, to explore her journey through burnout, body dysmorphia and single parenthood - and how those experiences ultimately led her to build a business on her own terms. Karla shares what it was really like to lose her sense of identity, struggle with body…
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